Icons are amongst the most flexible tools in a web designer’s toolbox. They can be utilized as eye-catching visuals almost anywhere on a site or app. Whether they look out users of a flash sale or a brand-new social networks notice, they generally understand throughout. Therefore, using icons in a website’s navigation looks like a […]
< img src=" https://websitedesign-usa.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/on-auto-generated-atomic-css.jpg" class=" ff-og-image-inserted" > Robin Weser’s” The Shorthand-Longhand Issue in Atomic CSS” in an intriguing journey through a challenging issue. The point is that when you handle the task of transforming something HTML and CSS-like into real HTML and CSS, there are edge cases that you’ll need to program yourself out of, […]
In my role as a web developer who sits at the intersection of design and code, I am drawn to Web Components because of their portability. It makes sense: custom elements are fully-functional HTML elements that work in all modern browsers, and the shadow DOM encapsulates the right styles with a decent surface area for […]
I simply needed to debug a concern with focusable components in Firefox. Somebody reported to me that when tabbing to a particular aspect within a CodePen embed, it shot the scroll position to the top of the page (WTF?!). I went to go debug the issue by tabbing through an example page in Firefox, and […]
With the recent climb of Bitcoin’s price over 20k $USD, and to it recently breaking 30k, I thought it’s worth taking a deep dive back into creating Ethereum applications. Ethereum, as you should know by now, is a public (meaning, open-to-everyone-without-restrictions) blockchain that functions as a distributed consensus and data processing network, with the data […]
Serverless, GraphQL, and DynamoDB are a powerful combination for building websites. The first two are well-loved, but DynamoDB is often misunderstood or actively avoided. It’s often dismissed by folks who consider it only worth the effort “at scale.” That was my assumption, too, and I tried to stick with a SQL database for my serverless […]
With ES Modules, you can natively import other JavaScript. Like confetti, duh: import confetti from ‘https://cdn.skypack.dev/canvas-confetti’; confetti(); That import statement is just gonna run. There is a pattern to do it conditionally though. It’s like this: (async () => { if (condition) { // await import(“stuff.js”); // Like confetti! Which you have to import this […]
< img src= "https://websitedesign-usa.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/fading-in-a-page-on-load-with-css-javascript.png" loading =" lazy" alt =" Fading in a Page on Load with CSS & JavaScript" width =" 184" height =" 184 "class =" article_image" > When I go to a page, I get frustrated when I attempt to engage with aspects while the site is still filling. Typically things is walking […]
In the not-too-distant past, even standard accordion-like interactions needed JavaScript occasion listeners or some CSS … hoax. And, depending upon the service utilized, modifying the underlying HTML might get made complex. Now, the aspects (which integrate to form what’s called a ” disclosure widget”) have actually made production and upkeep of these elements fairly minor. […]
< img src="https://websitedesign-usa.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/a-awful-method-to-do-footnotes-in-html.jpg"class="ff-og-image-inserted"> Terence Eden poked around with a method to do footnotes utilizing the/ components. I believe it’s
